That is why it is looking more and more likely that the further inland you are even here across the Delaware Valley as a whole you are prone to see at least something out of this storm. I am glad we are seeing penndot crews and all of the other dot crews get out there with the salt, because it is mainly the untreated surfaces that are likely to see accumulation here. So that messes with your travels, if it is not treated. Taking a look at to middle school in the live neighborhood network. Keeping any kind of warmth from building but we have enough cold air to support some snow heading in to tomorrow. Probably that slushy variety, good for making snowballs but again primarily on unpaved surfaces. Looking at storm scan it is mainly rain far south right now but once it gets in here late tonight, of course we will have colder air to work with. It is a streak of winter alerts all the way back to alabama, mississippi, georgia, interestingly they got the first snow before we did, and here in
Im brook silvabraga in for annemarie green. This morning the most powerful atlantic hurricane ever recorded is bearing down on islands in the northeast caribbean, and landfall in florida is looking more and more likely. Irma hit barbuda early this morning where it knocked down power lines. In the neighboring area of antigua, it send things flying through the air. Its packing sustained winds of nearly 185 miles an hour. Its expected to move over parts of the Virgin Islands today and passion near puerto rico by tonight. Puerto ricos governor said irma is like nothing weve ever seen. Evacuations have begun in the bahamas and begin this morning in florida keys. Irma could hit florida by this weekend. Seth lemon has been monitoring the details. Good morning, brook. Residents in hurricaneprone florida arent taking any chances after seeing the devastation by Hurricane Harvey. Theyre raiding store shelf, lining up at gas stations, and heading out of town as the mandatory evacuation begins. Thi
Also a delay in the morgan hill area. Well check on that next. Thanks. We watch marches, rallies, and prayers across the bay area after the white house announced its ending the daca program. Amy hollyfield is live at San Francisco city hall with whats next. Good morning, amy. Reporter hi, natasha. Everyone is looking at congress right now, and Democratic Leaders will hold a press conference first thing this morning, calling on republicans to bring the d. R. E. A. M. Act to the floor for a vote and legalize d. R. E. A. M. Ers. Many d. R. E. A. M. Ers and their supporters took to the streets of San Francisco yesterday. And protested and showed their outrage over President Trumps decision to phase out protections for immigrants who came here as children. They say this isnt over and that they do not want to or plan to leave the country they consider home. The country that they say i should go back to, yes, thats where i originally come from, but this is where i made my friends, where my te
Hurricane irma. Cbs reporter Craig Boswell shows us the damage already done and how some people are preparing for even more. Reporter packing 185mile anhour winds, Hurricane Irma made landfall in the caribbean early wednesday, barely missed the island of st. Martin. The storm flooded a harbor, stranding cars. Irma is the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the atlantic. This is the view from the eye of the storm. In puerto rico, the islands 3. 4 million residents braced for the worst. The head of the Power Company says parts of the island could be in the dark for weeks or even months afterwards. Irma is still days away from the u. S. Mainland and is now tracking more east. The storm is bigger, faster and stronger than hurricane andrew. Reporter mandatory evacuations are already in effect for the florida keys forcing people to get in their cars and leave. Elizabeth lives in the keys. This is the first time in 51 years she is evacuating. I have been through andrew and wilma, not staying
Tuck its beautiful out there but look at the sun glare on the roads. 66 on the eastbound side from 234 Prince William parkway to the beltway youre basically parked. Going to take you about an hour and 15point in get to the beltway. Leave early from manassas or centreville. Taking a look at metro. Metro is on time except for safetrack impacting the green line and yellow rush plus. Allison and steve back to you. Our top story this morning is the second time the charm . In just a matter of hours the house set to vote on a new healthcare bill. While republicans say they have enough votes for it to pass it could be a different story when it comes to the democrats. Foxs doug luzader live on capitol hill with the latest now. Doug. Reporter good morning. Well, yeah, this is kind of the second bite at the apple for republicans. This time, though, they think they have the votes to get this thing done. From the white house to capitol hill, the lobbying effort has been furious. Based on our and th